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I got to eat at McDonald

s once

Hopefully you'll get the "local perspective" on roads there, but in my experience I think you'll be fine with the following route:

 

65 North to the William Natcher Parkway

Take the Natcher Parkway to US 231 / US 60 near Owensboro, heading north

Follow US 231 north into Indiana, and exit at W. Christmas Blvd.  Turn right, heading east and it'll take you right to Lake Rudolph.

 

All those roads are good and should be easy for your truck....unless there is some construction or something I'm not aware of.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,looks good to me, you will be fine.

I being a hoosier also live 30 minutes from lake Rudolph,,,,,goin there tomorrow for a couple days

water bypass from camco I put in to winterize was bad, sucking air, I trashed it and all good

I did it just like last year, some say to open a faucet and let it run longer, will try that in morning

I am trying to winterize but I cannot get the pump to suck, I have a bypass valve inline to suck antifreeze out of a jug near the pump. Worked fine last year. The pump runs but no suction. I even too the fitting off directly at the pump and I feel no suction, Its on a 2011 keystone sprinter which has not been used much, once this year, is there any valves or anything I can try to repair the flojet pump? Or is there another way to drain the lines which are pex? I have no air pressure near me to blow the lines out and no rv dealer within an hour/?

is that guy above the start of the zombie apocalypse?

mmmmmm, the fort :clint:

captain morgan, bitters, coke. :clint:

I am sure there are a select few in the middle of darkness with alcohol in the system that drain the ole bladder on the ground too :clint:

I even clean up my dogs poopie :flush2:

hehehe

ME would not want to  be around it. my opinion.

Hilarious!!!!!!!!!!! But true!

sweet :jumpforjoy

more, more.....

Sounds great, like Olive Garden used to have.

I want to try this this weekends trip, do you puree this in a food processor or what?

Wow that's like Charlie's angels used to be. Impressive.

Well I learned something. That would be great to cook while traveling for sure.

I know this may be a silly question, but how do you power a crock pot while traveling? The 12 volt ones I saw were like 1.5 quart ones.

I wish I could get the pictures to come up......sounds great though.

Guess I am a virgin, still haven't been to the fort, maybe next year hopefully....

ok, thanx for warning,,lol